Avoid this one big move if the stock market’s record run is giving you the jitters Critical information for the U.S. trading day These market highs are making a few out there just a bit dizzy. While those records may struggle to hold on today, a resilient market has some thinking it may be time to take money off the table and cash in a few gains. Here’s what not to do.

To be a better investor, read more good novels If you are going to bet on how the stock market will move, you better have a good understanding of human behaviorIf you are going to bet on how the stock market will move, you better have an appreciation for what drives people, and nothing explains human behavior better than great literature.

5 traits ‘Superinvestors’ have in common These 20 have not just outperformed the market but have done so over extended periodsThese 20 have not just outperformed the market but have done so over extended periods.

Millennials are making the same dumb investing mistakes their parents did Investing in ‘what you know’ can be a very bad ideaTime to relearn a lesson from the 1990s: investing in “what you know” can be a very bad idea.

Here’s why the stock market is spooked by central bankers, Trump agenda delays A tightening cycle by central banks could roil Wall StreetInvestors are getting knocked around by a one-two punch of concerns about President Donald Trump’s Wall Street-friendly agenda and comments from global central bankers interpreted as a signal that tighter monetary policy is on the way.

Don’t look now, but the market’s big money is eyeing the exit Institutional investors see U.S. as most overvalued global marketInstitutional investors see U.S. as the most overvalued global market, writes Brett Arends.

This may be the one currency call Trump’s administration got right Euro is 10% undervalued against the dollar, B. of A. saysThe Trump administration sparked fears of global currency wars after calling the euro “grossly undervalued,” but maybe the comments weren’t so controversial after all.

Nvidia’s stock can beat the broader market for years to come The chip company sits at the forefront of gaming, artificial intelligence and deep learningThe chip company sits at the forefront of gaming, artificial intelligence and deep learning, writes Michael Brush.

The honeymoon is over: Wall Street is finally taking Trump literally How to read the ‘Trump Thump’ that brought the Dow back below 20KAfter months of denial, the stock market is dealing with the realization that President Donald Trump means all the things he says, writes Tim Mullaney.

Dollar gives up ground after Fed statement Pound strengthens after U.K. Parliament votes to trigger Article 50The dollar, which had attempted a rebound from its two-month low, lost ground on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged and struck a cautious tone about rising confidence.

Goldman Sachs banking on two different Trump economies, so which is right? Some strategists at firm see U.S. in good shape; others want a Trump fixOne set of Goldman Sachs economists says the economy’s already fine, notes Tim Mullaney. The other sees a Trump fix.

Trump’s toothless FANG challenge creates an opportunity in high-flying internet stocks Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet have fallen since the election, but investors’ reaction is overdoneFacebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet have fallen since the election, but investors’ reaction is overdone, says Michael Brush.

Fidelity CEO Abigail Johnson to become chairman as well ‘Ned’ Johnson retiring after almost 40 years as chairmanAbigail Johnson will succeed her father as chairman of Fidelity Investments early next month, solidifying her control of the Boston money manager.

Justice Department says it will work with FBI on Clinton email probe DOJ aims to reassure angry DemocratsThe Justice Department said in a letter to lawmakers Monday it would work with the Federal Bureau of Investigation on the Clinton email investigation, though the letter appeared unlikely to tamp down the emotions surrounding the issue.

Corporate insiders have lost appetite for their own stocks Investors who know their companies best stick to sidelinesCorporate insiders aren’t eating their own cooking this October. Insider buying of shares is the slowest for the month in five years, according to TrimTabs.

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